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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
4
The Canberra Times announces prepaid subscription rates and delivery details for readers within the Commonwealth. Names and addresses appear in this verbatim notice, listing contacts in Canberra Queanbeyan and surrounding areas for subscription arrangements and delivery inquiries.
A fragmented Canberra page item notes a fair daily delivery service operating in the early morning hours. It references treaty-related context and mentions a possible arrangement with local writers and workers.
The passage notes Mr PF B Deane, secretary of the Affairs Department, returning to the Stateway as Walter Kirby arranges a lease for the car along with Parker and his Water. It mentions weather conditions at Guabera and a Walter Sisby concert in Canberra on Tuesday evening with greetings to those who contributed to the effort.
Raw climate data shows monthly totals from Canberra and districts including Maryhorsich Milion Kyneton Chaney Bungtes food Trentham Heathente Marysville Melbourne and many regional towns. Figures mention barometer readings, temperatures around 32.2 degrees and a maximum rainfall note, with scattered station totals for New South Wales Queensland South Australia and Western Australia.
A reader submitted fragment appears garbled offering limited readable details. No clear person, organization, or place can be identified to form a complete summary or headline.
General forecast describes cloudy unsettled conditions across regions with varying wind directions. Northern districts show mixed skies with showers possible while western areas remain drier. Southern and southeastern zones expect warmer spells as winds shift from west to south.
Victoria reports chiefly clear conditions in the northeast with overcast skies elsewhere and light rain expected along coastal and western inland areas. New South Wales notes morning drizzle and mountain showers with cooler, windy easterlies inland, while Tasmania shows three quarter cloud cover with variable winds and scattered showers on the coast. Australia wide highlights include light to moderate rain extending along the southern and western coasts with fresh coastal winds. Queensland and Western regions show mixed cloud and rain patterns.
Fragmentary report lists multiple race results and names including Hughes and Hott, Mawel, Portland, Warrnambool, Harrow, Com pete, Marine, Cavendish, Masten, Lewk, Hughes, Port Fairy, Lismore, Makewond, and other local clubs. Mentions meetings, appointments, and cheered spectators with scattered places and times. The material is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete names.
Mrs W Lavender of Kimeston died in Sydney on Monday night after treatment. She had been active in Canberra society as a member of the Canberra Maptixt hurehead and president of the Canberra branch of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Her last days followed a railway journey to Sydney and return preparations, with her health failing and death ensuing.
Fragmented report details hints of an oil scandal connected to government figures. The piece references ministers and a push for a Rexel Commission to inquire into Mount Ina Dro plenary affairs, with mentions of named officials and companies in a broader inquiry landscape.
Ottawa reports that Prime Minister King warned of continuing mutual tension as Canada seeks to sustain trade with Britain and the Dominions. Officials say severed diplomatic relations could reshape policy amid royal and imperial shifts.
A Soviet official named Tuemtar Bemdovehy was recently removed from his post due to views considered divergent from the party line. He had joined the White Kvemiens’ prasmon ion amid tensions with Wab Mancow, and his dismissal followed staff assignments at Rovdet newspaper.
A fragmented report notes the Citizens' League planning a meeting agenda to discuss community issues. Key figures and dates are unreadable, but the item signals ongoing civic engagement and forthcoming decisions for residents.
Readable fragments describe measurements from Commonwealth Solar Observatory at Mount Stromlo. Mentions include Mars, Venus observations, dates in 1921, and various cataloged terms. The text appears garbled with names like Thurso, Le Bhan, and Myre Th Lodtipier Hib Pam, limiting precise meaning.
Fragmented OCR text shows a discussion of a commission proposal amid confusion over terms and dates. Key names and places are unclear, but the item hints at regulatory changes, governance bodies, and potential deadlines within a January timeframe. The source cites the committee, law, and national context without clear outcomes or specifics.
Cloudy and cool forecast for the south coast and southern tablelands. Further rain probable with fresh southerly winds. limited by state meteorologist at 8 p m.
The article discusses Britain’s De-rating Bill aimed at easing factory and production costs. It outlines how taxation shifts would relieve rates for factories and related property while exempting agricultural land. The measure seeks to revive depressed industries by reducing production costs across the supply chain, with local revenue implications.
Officers bid farewell as the Federal Capital Community hold a public ceremony tonight at the Attert Hall. The event invites all members of the association to attend the gathering and share in the closing remarks and refreshments.
A transcription fragment reports unrest over labor rights and calls for federal action to regulate wages and conditions. It mentions an employers' federation and demands for arbitration to protect workers, with references to a planned repeal and organized labor's stance.
The Sydney wool market reports firmer prices with a high clearance. About 8802 bales sold at auction and additional lots privately traded amid strong competition among buyers and brokers.
A disjointed clipping notes an Atlantic flight from east to west possibly linking England and New York. Mentions a crew, a person named Ral, and hints at plans for another flight or vote. Unclear names and dates limit precise facts.
Fragmentary weather note reports rain in the western region with unclear timing and minimal detail. No specific cities or measurements are discernible.
Ground refused for rugby game in London as teams arrange a new venue. Officials report injuries to several players and anticipate delays. Team captain Armbrowier aims to play if possible, with organizers seeking a swift solution to avoid postponement.
British lead tena discusses textile trade, exports retreat as tariff reviews unfold. Meeting chaired by James Batten examines impact on Australia relations and factory output, with delegates noting shifts in raw materials and trade barriers affecting wartime markets.
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